Irish Mesh Stitch - Easy Lace Stitch

[@TheBlueMouseKnits]

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[@nycbklynrmp]

thanks for theclear instructions and not rushing and the upclose filming

[@sallyherchel1808]

I lucked into two balls of 100% cashmere. Spent the last two and a half days trying to find the perfect pattern. Took one more shot on in a browser Now happy with anything. THIS ONE IS P E R F E C T.

[@georgiamorgan119]

Thank you! Always so glad to find other continental knitters with videos. This was clear and concise and I'm going to use this stitch in my next project.

[@TheBlueMouseKnits]

Oh yay! I'm so glad it was helpful :) I'm sure it'll be beautiful in whatever project you're going to make.

[@misscarolinaqueen5673]

Who would dislike this?? It's gorgeous and a very detailed tutorial! Well done!

[@bonniephelps9481]

Thanks for this. I was knitting a shawl that has a beautiful lattice work pattern just over the last 10”. The pattern was a 56 row repeat and after 3 attempts I gave up and adapted this Irish lace to the pattern portion instead. It looks awesome! Thanks again 🤩

[@krishnathapa7364]

I really liked this pattern, I wanted to knit lace , I saw this and am starting to make sweater, loved the way you taught nicely taught, thanks for sharing, I'm from Nepal Kathmandu

[@andreapoirier5033]

so happy i find someone who knit continental :)

[@tashamiller5002]

Great video, really helped me finally learn yarn overs! Thank you

[@Melzmum]

Thanks so much for this! Am going to make a shoulder pocket wrap using this stitch. x

[@lucillehernandez886]

Love this stitch! I will also be using this stitch for my next project.. a scarf for me!

[@TheBlueMouseKnits]

Awe thats awesome!! It works up beautifully for a scarf :)

[@Marny5580]

I was looking for a new pattern for a 3 yo boy's cap. This stitch is beautiful but not as a boy's cap. Thank you.

[@ValyTraveler]

Thanks for the video - it's amazing how one word can help oneself figure something out. I was struggling with the YO, PSSO and always kept getting 2 missing stitches... Just saying where I am to look for the stick was super handy... Thanks.

[@jjszor4359]

Thanks, great tutorial. Well appreciated.

[@buzzwaffle]

Cool! This will work for a tunic vest I want to make, perfect. Thanks for your tute, I subscribed too.

[@DianaHernandez-si3ym]

Love this stitch

[@iamllux]

Very pretty and well done tutorial. I have a yarn this would perfect for. Thank you.

[@TheBlueMouseKnits]

So glad you like it, thanks!

[@nanascraftycornerdonna6618]

That is beautiful definitely going to have to try this😁🧶🧶❤️

[@20sandi12]

thank you ! You are a very good teacher.

[@AnneluvsKatz]

Very pretty!

[@itsallaboutlight]

Could you please do a video about how you purl. When you started to show purling I couldn't see enough to tell. I have trouble finding a comfortable style for me. I can do the Norwegian purl stich and that is comfortable but it stretches some yarns. Thank you.

[@thomclemmer2443]

nice presentation ...simple clear and clean ...and a great stitch pattern ...simple with a big bang for your buck ...think I might subscribe ;-)

[@holliepocketful]

Very easy to follow and lovely stitch, thank you!

[@1daySomeday]

ty that was fantastic :) Is there a prefered way to bind off the pattern at the end that gives it a quality finish or just any ole bind off will do? Thanks.

[@TheBlueMouseKnits]

I think in the past I've done a few rows of garter to end a project using this stitch and then used either loose standard knit bind off or an Icelandic bind off would be really pretty with a garter edging and be stretchy. Hope that helps!

[@judiw2892]

Thank you!

[@kathyalexander3905]

I'd like to make a shopping bag out of that stitch. Do you have any ideas on patterns and maybe the texture of you're mine. Or should it be kind of like a rope like yarn? I love the pattern! And nicely done.

[@amyaultmanperdue4602]

How do I work this in the round? It's such a wonderful stitch. Thank you for sharing it!!! You rock!!! 🤩❤🌺💕

[@CraigsOverijse]

You would k the second row I think because here your purling the wrong side but in the round you don’t

[@elainehill5170]

Very pretty

[@donedwards5301]

Thanks so much for this, but I have a question. Would this be possible to turn into a pattern for circular needles? I'm a newbie, but would like to try this on an infinity scarf.

[@fadime9295]

Emeğine sağlık çok güzel

[@CraigsOverijse]

Well explained thanks

[@mattmcguire1577]

I kept gaining a stitch here and there. It spoilt the diagonal pattern. I ended up unraveling it. Before I try again, are there any hints of tips?

[@AntoinetteKeenan]

How would I decrease by two and keep in pattern? Thanks so much

[@dwolfyt_7300]

💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@rebekahkoehler8787]

Do you have this pattern for in the round?

[@AntoinetteKeenan]

Hi, how would I make an increase with this stitch?

[@davidvalenta9394]

how many / what are the multiples of, that are necessary for the foundation row?

[@EsmereldaPea]

The stitch pattern is a multiple of 3, so you would add your border stitches to any multiple of 3.

[@sulekhabafna]

Hi Lovely and simple stitch. I’m a beginner. I’m making a scarf using 3 ply acrylic and number 8 needles. My scarf is rolling. It doesn’t lay flat. I don’t know how to fix this. I’ve made almost 45” now. Please help me.

[@TheBlueMouseKnits]

I would suggest either steaming your scarf with an iron on steam mode or a steamer to see if you can't make the stitches relax and lay more flat, BUT! Be careful, don't get your iron too close to the fabric and definitely don't put it on the scarf because it will melt the yarn. Acrylic yarn is plastic so it'll melt and be ruined. Hold it a little ways away from the scarf and you should be good. You could also try washing and blocking your scarf if the steaming doesn't work, though I definitely suggest trying the steaming first. Hope that helps!

[@EsmereldaPea]

You need to add a garter or seed stitch border - it can be as small as 2-3 stitches. This will keep the edges from rolling.

[@sulekhabafna]

@@EsmereldaPea Thank you very much. I added a crochet border so it's okay now. Problem solved 😊

[@MamaOv2Monkies]

I have a Question!! How do I do this stitch in the round?

[@EsmereldaPea]

You would just knit every 2nd row instead of purl on wrong side.

[@idaliaas2901]

When I've seen this video I imagined triangle shaped shawl for myself with this stitch. But how to do it? Is it even possible?

[@CraigsOverijse]

Idalia yes it would be possible but a bit tricky because it’s a four stitch pattern that moves but as long as you kept the pattern over the right stitches which you can use stitch markers to indicate I imagine you could fudge the edges by plain k any st that don’t make a whole repeat. You could start with the point so 2 stitches and make one each end first by k back and front in the st. then commence the pattern the third row maybe and you can them either add one stitch each end every row or more usual ea h end of every right side depends what you like. Alternatively start wide with the width you like and decrease a stitch each end of every other row but I would get to know your pattern first knit a swatch so you can see how this pattern works

[@EsmereldaPea]

@@CraigsOverijse A four-stitch pattern? It's a 3-stitch: Yo, SL1 purlwise, K2, PSSO. You start with 3 stitches and end with 3 stitches.

[@aartivedi5539]

Is it 3row pattern or one?

[@EsmereldaPea]

It's 2 rows with a shift every right side row. I believe this would make it a 6-row pattern since it's a three-stitch repeat.

[@aartivedi5539]

What if need to I crease stitches nd not ruinthe pattern